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New Products
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)p Watch and Timer
Moss and Robinson, 8 W. 47 St., [ew York 19, N. Y., have designed a watch and timer especially for the )tion picture industry. This watch )les the user instantly to ascertain either simultaneously or individually the amount of film footage needed in 16 or 35-mm film on a precheck or rehearsal of dialog or narration.
The dial has three scales as follows: Red scale divides the minute into 90 parts, synchronizing with 35-mm film (90 feet per minute). Blue scale divides the minute into 60 seconds. Black scale divides the minute into 36 parts, synchronizing with 16-mm film (36 feet per minute).
The watch can be used by script writers, directors, and in the editing room. The dial also serves as an immediate reduction table from 35 to 16 mm.
Two models are offered. The illustration shown is lx/4 inches in diameter and is regulation pocket size. The second model is 2x/4 inches in diameter for those who find a larger size watch more to their liking.
100Watt Class A Amplifier
A new 100-watt Class A amplifier built as a single unit has been designed by the Westrex Corporation, 195 Broadway, New York 7, N. Y. It is said to be the first amplifier of its kind available for theater use.
The Class A push-pull power stage reduces harmonic distortion to less than
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